SINGAPORE�-�Media OutReach - 4 June 2019
-�Global eTrade Services (GeTS), a global trade platform company and a
subsidiary of CrimsonLogic (a provider of digital solutions, products and
services), today announced the addition of Pacific International Lines (PIL) -- the
world's top 10th containership operator on CALISTATM, an
interoperable, neutral and trusted platform that enables supply chain
orchestration across the world.
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PIL will leverage on the innovative supply chain
orchestration platform (CALISTATM) to expand their shipper and
freight forwarder footprint.� With PIL's
strong network in ASEAN and China, shippers can reap the benefits of intermodal
connectivity and integration in the region.
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Shippers plying the route of the International
Land-Sea Trade Corridor (ILSTC) can reduce their shipping time by adopting
rail-sea connectivity options. �Shippers
on this route will have track and trace capabilities and enjoy seamless trade
declarations through Guangxi's Single Window to reach Western China and beyond
on CALISTATM.
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Shippers and freight forwarders on CALISTATM will
be able to book freight for feeder services covering Sub-Continent and South East
and/or liner services from New Zealand and Australia to the Pacific Islands. �Users can also tap on PIL's access to the
other parts of the world including Africa, America, Middle East, Asia and
Oceania with ease. �Lastly, with the
linkages to 26 Customs nodes across the world connecting to 176,000 parties,
users will be able to file manifest, manage and exchange trade data and
documents for seamless G2B trade compliance activities across countries.
Mr Eugene Wong Chairman of GeTS said: "We are very
delighted to have PIL onboard with us.� As global business disruption
takes shape, digitalisation is the key engine for transformation.� The
benefits of a global digital trade and supply chain platform that connects the
trading community are aplenty and we are delighted to have PIL, a leading Asian
Carrier to come onboard on CALISTATM serving as a platform for their
business growth."
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Ms Lisa Teo, Executive Director of PIL said: "PIL is pleased to join the
CALISTATM platform and we are confident our customers will appreciate
the time savings and cost benefits to them.�
This fits in well with our digitalisation strategy and we will continue
to improve our processes, seeking ways to better facilitate trade within the
intermodal transport logistics ecosystem."
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Mr Chong Kok Keong CEO of GeTS said: "By leveraging
our deep G2B and B2B domain expertise and technological capabilities, we are
happy that PIL can harness the platform to improve its reach while our global
users can seek out a new carrier to conduct trade. We will continue to make
trade more accessible, easier and predictable for the global community."
CALISTATM platform allows carriers, logistics service providers and
shippers to manage the complexities in navigating the trade ecosystem by
enabling the orchestration of physical logistics, trade compliance and
financial requirements seamlessly, securely and smartly on a digital ecosystem.
The go-to platform allows interoperability between applications, provide
analytics on logistics visibility and secure documents on blockchain.
About Global eTrade Services
Global eTrade
Services (GeTS), a global leading trade platform company, is shaping the future
of trade and supply chain with its innovative use of technology and deep G2B
and B2B domain expertise. �GeTS enables the orchestration of physical
logistics, compliance and financial requirements of trade and supply chain
seamlessly, smartly and securely, thus powering global trade by making it
accessible, predictable and easier to fulfil. The company has linkages to
26�Customs nodes across the world,�with more than 176,000 connected
parties and conducting more than 18 million transactions annually.�
About Pacific International Lines
Pacific
International Lines (PIL) is the world's 10th top containership operator in the
world. PIL has developed from a coastal shipowner in Singapore into a carrier
with a presence in China, Southeast Asia, Africa, Middle East, the Americas,
Australia and New Zealand. PIL owns and operates a fleet of around 160
containerships and multi-purpose vessels, serving over 500 locations in 100
countries worldwide.� It has a container
fleet of about 470,000 teus consisting dry boxes, reefer and special equipment.
